. Storia illustrata del Union Stockyards; schetch-book di volti e luoghi familiari ai cantieri. Un cattivo ONU. Meglio commercializzare sul principio che qualsiasi cosa vecchia isg«iod sufficiente per lui a vivere. Considerando la lunghezza e la bellezza dei vialetti di Chicagos, il cavallo di valore non è tanto in evidenza come ci si aspetterebbe. La divisione coaching fa una mostra fiera in occasione di stateevenienze, anche se ci sono probabilmente meno di un punteggio Chicagoans sufficientemente interessati in un quattro-in-handto vantare una completa affluenza. Gli appassionati di equitazione è considerato come la poesia DI UNION STOCKYARDS 75

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. Illustrated history of the Union Stockyards; sketch-book of familiar faces and places at the yards. a bad UN. best to market on the principle that any old thing isg«iod enough for him to live on. Considering thelength and beauty of Chicagos driveways, the valuablehorse is not so much in evidence as one would expect. The coaching division makes a fair showing on stateoccasions, though there are probably less than a scoreof Chicagoans sufficiently interested in a four-in-handto boast a complete turnout. By the enthusiasts horseback riding is regarded as the OF THE UNION STOCKYARDS 75 poetry of motion and the best of all exercises. A phy-sician who rides both a horse and a bicyole puts it thisway: After all, the bicycle is but a substitute forthe horse, where the horse cannot be had, and horsebackriding remains the perfect exercise for health and en-joyment to all who are fortunate enough to be able toobtain it Some ardent believers in this exercise claim. NOON AT THE HORSE MARKET. that people who can take it by so doing add twentyyears to their lives, and add to the enjoyment of thewhole period by the better health thereby secured. The truth of this claim is proved by the unboundedhealth of the commission men at the stockyards, whopractically live in the saddle. Most of them at fiftyand sixty years of age, having spent a generation at theyards, look and act like youngsters and athletes. They 76 ILLUSTRATED HISTORY laugh at sickness and few die before having reached aripe old age far past the allotted three score and ten. A large percentage of farmers have neglected breed-ing horses the last two years, and that fact, with thehorsemeat canning industries springing up all over thecountry, which kill thousands of useful horses weekly tobe converted into human food for cur foreign friends, or—who knows?—for a free lunch near by, the outlookis that horses will be unusually high in two years, andthe farmers and breeders who neglect breedin

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